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art'ishake: arts, culture, social change, and development magazine
art'ishake is an e-publication that addresses interdisciplinary, cross-cultural and intersectoral issues in tandem with arts and development. The purpose with 'art'ishake' is to provide creative and development sector related information, share opinions, present 'how-tos' through the exchange of best-practice examples, inspire, and add 'knowledge-based' value to the positive-creative change process!
art'ishake covers stories, projects, artworks and issues from across the globe (Cameroon, USA, UK, China, Uganda, Bolivia, South Africa, India, Australia, Ukraine, Canada, Kenya, Finland, and more) that focus on Millennium Development Goals with arts / creativity (from environmental challenges, youth empowerment, conflict resolution to global HIV/AIDs pandemic).
Interested in receiving 'art'ishake'? Please send your contact details to artishake@art4development.net.
Interested in contributing? We welcome contributions! Feel free to contact us if you would like to publish your work, share art, announcements, or any other related material you think fits art'ishake.
Please note the deadline for the next issue is October 16, 2006. Don't forget to see below the guidelines.
art'ishake is an e-publication that addresses interdisciplinary, cross-cultural and intersectoral issues in tandem with arts and development. The purpose with 'art'ishake' is to provide creative and development sector related information, share opinions, present 'how-tos' through the exchange of best-practice examples, inspire, and add 'knowledge-based' value to the positive-creative change process!
art'ishake covers stories, projects, artworks and issues from across the globe (Cameroon, USA, UK, China, Uganda, Bolivia, South Africa, India, Australia, Ukraine, Canada, Kenya, Finland, and more) that focus on Millennium Development Goals with arts / creativity (from environmental challenges, youth empowerment, conflict resolution to global HIV/AIDs pandemic).
Interested in receiving 'art'ishake'? Please send your contact details to artishake@art4development.net.
Interested in contributing? We welcome contributions! Feel free to contact us if you would like to publish your work, share art, announcements, or any other related material you think fits art'ishake.
Please note the deadline for the next issue is October 16, 2006. Don't forget to see below the guidelines.
